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  1. Dollar General - 326 US-160

    326 US-160, Caulfield MO 65626

    1.5 Poor 46 reviews

    “Great store and super staff. My husband and I try to get everything we need from them instead of going to Walmart or elsewhere. My only regret is that they were not here years ago. 5 stars just isn't enough for this store!!THANK YOU FOR BRINGING YOUR STORE TO OUR COMMUNITY!!!!!!!!”

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  2. Four Corners LLC - 9496 State Rte AD

    9496 State Rte AD, Pottersville MO 65790

    4.7 Superb 46 reviews

    “This is a friendly, family-oriented store that has a little bit of everything! If you forgot anything for a float trip or need to stock up on beer, this is the place. They have live music frequently on Fridays with their house band and farm fresh beef hamburgers in a food truck. They also offer karaoke and swap meets on certain Saturdays. They serve alcohol, pizza, wings, and beer!”

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  3. Dollar General - 4163 MO-101

    4163 MO-101, Bakersfield MO 65609

    3.5 Good 42 reviews

    “Kelly, a Dollar General employee in Bakersfield, MO, and Elizabeth Anderson, a Corp of Engineers employee were my guardian angel on Saturday! I was driving from St, Louis to Mt. Home and had a flat tire. I made it to Dollar General & could not get cell service on my phone. Kelly offered her phone to me, I could not get through to AAA. Kelly did everything she could to help me! Elizabeth from the Corp of Engineers changed the tire. They are amazing! I sincerely appreciate their help & kindness! I will shop at Dollar General next time I’m in the area. Thank you to Kelly & Elizabeth!!”

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